They probably don't work for Amtrak?
n2burns
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It also might not come on even for affected users. OP's comment in the reddit post:
From gathering info on their issue tracker, the act of opening the video file but not grab frames is some weird usecase that is acting in weird ways. Additionally, the indicator light is turned on by the uvcvideo driver in a lot of hardware (yes, an attacker can theoretically watch you without you noticing). A possible fix for this is would be in the kernel itself, which should basically ignore the fd being open and only truly act when frames are grabbed.
It feels like their rules are if your part minority, you're a minority (which is how society treats people). However, you can only be a maximum of one minority in each category. Harris can be a women, but she can't be both Indian and Black.
You seem to be unaware of induced demand...
The worst is when there's no sidewalk and the community is really sprawly, yet there are desire paths in the grass. It shows that even though the odds are stacked against walking, a bunch of people still do.
IMHO, it has a TrackPoint, there's no need for a a trackpad. I have a x201 on Linux Mint and literally just disable the trackpad.
Minor injuries are common and occasionally recruits die
Even worse, this quote comes from an assistant professor of criminology and criminal justice at the University of South Carolina. Also, the start of the quote states:
The type of training described in the lawsuit is common in the United States and helps prepare recruits for scenarios they could face on patrol [emphasis added]
Maybe I'm being misreading, but I read this as the professor is condoning this type of training. This type of training seems to support the whole "Warrior Ethos" and I know when I left the Canadian Army almost a decade ago, they were trying to eliminate this type of training as higher ups recognized how toxic it is.
it had identified the problem as deformation of the hood latch switch
Emphasis mine. It's not the latch, but the latch switch, which presumably is why it's able to be fixed in software.
💯 Definitely. There are quite a few non-trivial issues including recognizing foreign credentials.
When I first wrote my comment, I said "could be easily solved with foreign-trained workers" but I changed that, to "quickly," because it's not just trivial to bring over construction workers and boom, shortage solved
If we ever get a progressive president maybe we'll actually fix it.
I'm not sure a president could make the necessary changes on their own. I think you'd also need a progressive congress.
If you want KDE, why not use a KDE-distro? Any time I've installed a different Desktop Environment, I've found it pretty janky.